AI interpreting use cases
Where it earns its place. From live channels to archive backlogs.
Seven sectors and twenty two jobs, each with its own page: the steps and what you get.
Sectors
Your work, your page.
- Broadcast and mediaFollow foreign channels as they air, and dub your recorded programmes on your organisation's own dedicated systems.
- Newsrooms and monitoringFollow the channel as it airs, then read back the whole transcript. For newsrooms, on your own systems.
- GovernmentFollow statements, calls and recordings in your language, on your own systems, with nothing sent out during use.
- LegalReview foreign language recordings in your language, on your own systems, without sending them anywhere.
- EducationCaptions for a lecture on the room's screen, and course videos dubbed with subtitles, on your institution's own systems.
- EnterpriseDub a training video for each branch, with subtitles in both languages, on your organisation's own systems.
- HealthcareStaff and partner meetings in two languages, kept on your own systems.
Use cases
Start with one job.
Broadcast and media
- Live channelsFollow a foreign channel live on a PC, with captions and a natural voice, on your organisation's own systems.
- Newsroom monitoringFollow the channel as it airs, then read back the whole transcript. For newsrooms, on your own systems.
- Press conferencesFollow a press conference as it happens, and keep the full bilingual record on your own systems.
- Archive backlogDub archive programmes, each sentence starting with its original, on your own systems.
- PodcastsDub a recorded podcast on your own systems. Each speaker gets a voice, with sound files and subtitles to deliver.
Organisations
- GovernmentFollow statements, calls and recordings in your language, on your own systems, with nothing sent out during use.
- LegalReview foreign language recordings in your language, on your own systems, without sending them anywhere.
- EducationCaptions for a lecture on the room's screen, and course videos dubbed with subtitles, on your institution's own systems.
- Training videosDub a training video for each branch, with subtitles in both languages, on your organisation's own systems.
- Healthcare staff meetingsStaff and partner meetings in two languages, kept on your own systems.
Meetings and calls
- Video meetingsVideo meetings in two languages, in both directions, on your own systems.
- Interpreter channelTolkr™ as the interpreter of one language, for listeners who choose it in the meeting's own menu, running on your own PC.
- Captions for everyoneThe translation as captions for every participant. Tolkr™ runs on your own systems, and only the translated text goes to the meeting service.
- Meetings in the browserMeetings in two languages, both ways, in the browser you already use on your PC.
- Voice calls on your PCFollow a call in your language, with Tolkr™ running on your own Windows PC.
- Voice chatFollow a voice chat in your language, with Tolkr™ running on your own Windows PC.
Watch, play, create
- VideoVideo your PC plays, captioned in both languages, with a natural voice.
- Live streamsFollow a live stream in your language as it plays, with captions and a natural voice, on your own PC.
- Creator streamsFollow a stream in your language on your own PC. Dub your recordings afterwards, with a voice for each speaker.
- GamesFollow the spoken audio of a game in your language, with captions and a natural voice, on your own PC.
- AnimeFollow
Japanese audio on your PC, or dub a file you have the rights to, with a voice per speaker. - Language learningRead the original and the translation together, then replay any line at your own pace.
Try it on your own material.
We run Tolkr™ on a recording or a stream of yours, so you judge it on your own work.
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